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An iceberg,having a volume of 2060 0.92gcm3,floats in sea water (density = 1.03gcm3 ) with a portion of 224 cm3 above the surface. Calculate the density of ice.


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Solution

Step 1:Given :

  1. Density of water = ρ2=1.03 gcm3.
  2. Volume of ice berg = V1= 2060 cm3.
  3. Volume of sea water above the surface of ice berg = V2=224cm3.
  4. We have to find density of ice = ?
  5. Volume of water displaced V1= V1-V2.
  6. Weight of iceberg =weight of water displaced ( Vρ1g=V1ρ2g) .

Step 2:Calculation :

Volume of water displaced V1= V1-V2.

Volume of water displaced V = (2060 - 224 ) cm3.

V = 1836 cm3.

Weight of iceberg =weight of water displaced ( Vρ1g=V1ρ2g) .

2060cm3×ρ1×g = 1836cm3×1.03gcm3×g.

2060cm3×ρ1=1891.08 g.

ρ1=1891.08g2060cm3= 0.918 gcm3.

Density of water ρ1=0.92gcm3.

Hence, Density of water ρ1=0.92gcm3.


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